A G E N D A
REGULAR MEETING OF MAYOR AND COUNCIL
OF
Discussion of
Agenda Items
I.
Call
to Order –
II.
Invocation
III.
Pledge
of Allegiance
IV.
Roll
Call
V.
Approval
of Minutes
1.
Work
Session of Mayor and Council of
2.
Regular
Meeting of Mayor and Council of
3.
Work
Session of Mayor and Council of
VI.
Comment
Period by Public
VII.
Recess
for a Public Hearing
VIII.
Open
Public Hearing to receive comments on the request of Julian Wyatt,
owner/petitioner of
SUMMARY AND BACKGROUND:
Julian Wyatt, owner/petitioner of 880 White Oak Drive is seeking a
Conditional Use Permit to establish and operate a “Personal Care Home” within
the single family residential home. The
personal care home is proposed to provide personal care services to two (2) or
more non-family adults. The personal
care home is geared toward housing and providing services to disabled military
veterans. The Planning and Zoning Board
voted unanimously to recommend approval at the
IX.
Close
Public Hearing
X.
Open
Public Hearing to receive comments on the request filed by Franklin P. Peal,
Jr. and Gail V. Coffey to rezone
SUMMARY AND BACKGROUND:
Petitions have been filed by Franklin P. Peal, Jr. and Gail V. Coffey to
rezone two (2) tracts of land in the northeast quadrant of Forest Park (1) 2.0
acre tract; 4206 Thurman Road and (2) 0.87 acre tract; 4222 Thurman Road from
their current designation as R-80 Single Family Residential to C-1 General
Commercial. The Planning and Zoning
Board voted unanimously to recommend the rezoning at the
XI.
Close
Public Hearing and reconvene meeting
XII.
Agenda
Items
Appointments for 2008
1.
Appointment
of City Attorney – Joe Harris & Robert Mack
2.
Appointment
of City Solicitor – Jerry Patrick
3.
Appointment
of City Clerk/Treasurer – Mike Blandenburg
4.
Appointment
of Deputy City Clerk – Joyce Whitfield
5.
Appointment
of Assistant Judge of Municipal Court – Herbert Adams, Jr.
6.
Appointment
of Judge of Environmental Court – Bobby Simmons
7.
Appointment
of Mayor Pro-tem – Sparkle Adams
8.
Appointment
of a member to the Retirement Committee – Debbie Youmans
9.
Appointment
of a member to the Central Safety Committee – Maudie
McCord
10.
Appointment
of a member to N.O.I.S.E. – Linda Lord
11.
Appointment
of N.O.I.S.E. Delegate Co-chair representatives – Mayor Corine Deyton and Donald
Judson
12.
Appointment
of Board of Directors of
13.
Appointment
of members to Death Benefit Committee – Mayor Corine Deyton, Donald Judson, Debbie
Youmans
Renewal of retail
alcohol license for beer and wine
14.
Lioness Aliza’s Den, Inc. La Morentia,
no exceptions
noted
15.
Nobel
Business Enterprises, Inc. Happy Stop Texaco, 5604
Old
16.
Patriots,
Inc. 132 Forest Parkway, no exceptions noted
Renewal of retail
alcohol license for liquor, beer and wine
17.
NAGDEV,
Parkway, no exceptions noted
Renewal On-Premises Consumption (Beer
only)
18.
Forest
Wing and Fish,
noted
Renewal On-Premises Consumption (Beer
& Wine)
19.
Golden
Gate Restaurant, Inc.
exceptions noted
20.
Rio
Grande Restaurant, LLC Rio Grande Restaurant, 4609
Renewal On-Premises Consumption (liquor,
beer & wine)
21.
noted
22.
Consider
a request by owner/petitioner Julian
Wyatt, 880
23.
Consider
a request by Franklin
P. Peal, Jr. and Gail V.
Coffey
to rezone two (2) tracts of land in the northeast quadrant of Forest Park from
R-80 (Single Family Residential) to C-1 General Commercial
24.
Consider an Ordinance by the City Council of the City of
SUMMARY AND BACKGROUND:
The roll off business under Sanitation was estimated from the 2006-2007 budget to be approximately $150,000. Current increased business figures suggest
this years total will be approximately $350,000. An increase of $200,000 is needed to offset
the increased payments. The needed funds will be offset by
additional revenues of approximately $250,000.
The
ordinance appropriates an additional $200,000 from the unappropriated balance
of the General Fund to Line Item 540-72-4530-52-3001 to cover expenditures.
25.
Consider an Ordinance by the City Council for the City of
Forest Park, Georgia, to appropriate
funds in the amount of $125,000.00 to cover estimated Centennial Celebration
costs; to repeal all Ordinances and parts of Ordinances in conflict herewith;
an for other purposes
SUMMARY
AND BACKGROUND: Funds are requested to be appropriated for
estimated costs associated with holding a Centennial Celebration for the City
of Forest Park in August of this year.
The estimated costs consist of amounts requested by the various
sub-committees to the Centennial Committee.
26.
Consider a Resolution by the Mayor and Council of the City
of
Forest Park, Georgia to apply for HUD funding through the CDBG Program for
renovations to the existing indoor pool, indoor pool dehumidifier, renovations
to the outdoor pool and construction of a new indoor pool adjacent to the
outdoor pool, equipment and ground cover for both the large and small
playground areas in Starr Park, replacement of Community Buildings 3 & 4
with one large facility, replacement of Community Building #1, replacement of
Starr Park Entertainment Barn, expansion of the Senior Center and Commercial
Dishwasher for the senior Center and to accept the HUD funding through the CDBG
program once it becomes available and for other lawful purposes
SUMMARY AND BACKGROUND:
The City of Forest Park is applying for HUD funding through the
community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program for renovation to the existing
pool, indoor pool dehumidifier, renovations to the outdoor pool and
construction of a new indoor pool adjacent to the outdoor pool, equipment and
ground cover for both the large and small playground areas in Starr Park,
replacement of community buildings 3 & 4 with one large facility,
replacement of community building #1, replacement of Starr Park entertainment
barn, expansion of the Senior Center and commercial dishwasher for the Senior
Center. One of the requirements in
applying for HUD funding through the CDBG program is a Resolution by Mayor and
Council to accept the HUD funding once it is presented to the City. In addition, this Resolution also requests
authorization for the Mayor to execute the Sub recipient Agreements for these
purposes once said funding is presented to the City. The City is not required to match the HUD
funding requested through the CDBG program.
XIII.
Legal
Matters
XIV.
Committee
Reports
XV.
Comments
by Governing Body
XVI.
Adjournment